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William RainerUtilizing the network and the mentorship at the University of Alabama at Birmingham J. Frank Barefield Entrepreneurship Program, William Ranier is set to graduate from the Collat School of Business in May as a successful entrepreneur. This January, Rainer launched Aim Ventures LLC, a hybrid marketing firm focused on product launches, startups and brand recognition, with a belief that…

During an internship at technology company Affina, Duy Anh observed that attendance and working-hour tracking still involved considerable manual work. He began exploring whether data and AI could help automate the process.

The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in some of the Sault’s young people.

Okla. (KXII) – A Southeastern senior says she expected her final year to focus on classes, not navigating a system error

Student innovators head to Kennesaw State for inaugural USG Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition – News

Guy Ningabo was born and raised in Burundi, East Africa, one of the poorest nations in the world, during a civil war that lasted over a decade (from 1993 to 2005). The country entered a political and human rights crisis in 2015 that claimed hundreds of lives and drove teenage Ningabo and his family to…

Gently used dorm furniture is getting a second life in Winston-Salem through a pop-up sale aimed at keeping usable items out of local landfills while helping students save money.

Alex Requena, a doctoral student in the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media (CHDCM) and an adjunct professor in the Stillman School of Business at Seton Hall University, recently returned from Kenya after supporting the National Football League (NFL) in the organization of the NFL Flag Africa Championship and the NFL’s International Player Pathway…

Computer science professor Dr. Kevin Hamlen is on a quest to train students in a combination of high-demand computer-security skills: the mathematical reasoning needed to prove software is secure and the programming expertise needed to uncover real-world vulnerabilities that could lead to cyberattacks.

STARTUP MODE: URochester student entrepreneurs are developing promising ventures using bio-tech and artificial intelligence. (URochester artwork and photography / Justyn Iannucci and J. Adam Fenster)